Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-27

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for the old.
Two OF the representatives OF the
Missouri loan and trust company, Of
SedaNs, Missouri. are in the city pre-
pairing to open an ageaoy, for the com.
pany. 1t is very probable that Yankton
Will be selected as Its headquarters for
business in Dakota and as the company
has lots OF money, Yankton will be bene-
flied thereby.
The Yankton linseed oil mill will be-
gin business about the middle OF next
week on the new fax crop. The mill
will start one press at first and as more
facilities are needed the other machinery
will be set in motion. Before spring the
mill will be running full blast, and its
products will be In use all oyer the
country.
Improvements on the convent build.
ing and Bishop Martyrs residence la this
city have already been begun and with
10 two years q grand cathedral. school
ouAA0in6 uho osno1 onsoA pAAS0o WhA aate
been completed. The contract for refit-
ting the two buildings already erected
With new steam heating apparatus has
been let and the bishop's residence is
being remodted in the interior to &C.
comodate the vicar general, who will
also reside in Yankton.
Recently Henry Wagner, of Yankton,
was called upon by the Sioux City brick
and tile works company to advance in
formation regarding his brick burning
kiln, which is similar to the kiln the
Sioux City brick and tile company il
building. MIR. Wagner complied with
she request and day before yesterday be
received his reward in the shape of 9
handsome gold watch. The Sioux City
men appreciated Mr.. Wagner's obligina
disposition, and Mr.. Wagner now ap'
preciates the return. The watch bears
on engraved presentation paragraph
and is u servicesble as we'll as prett,
article.
Asrepresentative Yankton county far
mer in the postcfioe lobby this morning
was tsked why he did not proceed in the
matter of q farmers organization il
Yankton county, having for n OF it,
objects the control of snnual county
fairs. The farmers of this county are al
wealthy as those of any county in Da-
kota, and there is no reason why the,
should not have an organization whiet
would benefit them in more ways thar
one. The granger civilly answered
"Why dem 1t, man, we amt time thil
fall for g fair. but next year I will d.
something. This matter has been talked
about by the farmers, and there will b,
something done purity o But
can't tell you any more sow, / have lot
of hay down and it will rain to-day, an
1 must HUSTLE He hustled into hi
wagon and was off.
Yankton is infested with highws.
woman who are on the lookout for th,
susceptible and who are just the leas
bit ineonslderate in tampering with sh
liberties OF defenceless man. Last night
a young man, worm out by the cares @
business and pleasure, essayed to ,tak
his horse and phseton and enjoy a rid
by himself. AS he drove down a certai1
street wrapped in his Two dollar owe
csas, a pair of these vendetta stoo
square in the road and although the
we're nearly run over, they stopped tn
horse and climbing into the buggy with
out hat or wrap of any kind, compelle
the young man to drive them abou
until the adjacent atmosphere wa
scented with chestnuts. The yout
appreciated the Joke highly, in q horl
. but the gentle road agents understood
not, and they rode until their teet
!. chartered.